Computer Servo Lock
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Computer Servo Lock is a technology used in some of Yamaha Electronics' high-end digital tuners and receivers. When a person tunes into a radio station, the receiver or tuner "locks" onto the station's signal, if it is strong enough, thus preventing FM drift.
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